Toni Morrison was born Chloe Anthony Wofford in Lorain, Ohio, where her parents had moved to escape the problems of southern racism. Morrison’s father, George Wofford, a welder, told her folktales of the black community and has great...

Beloved focused on Sethe, a former slave who escaped from a Kentucky plantation known as “Sweet Home” in 1855. A female black slave Sethe went through a lot of difficulties and sufferings in her escaping way. However, 28 days later, the ...

Since Beloved has been published, it shocked the American literary and cultural world. Various presses gave positive comments on the novel and deemed it as a memorial of American Negro. Chicago Sun-Time treated Beloved as Toni Morrison’s f...

Worried about her mother’s situation, Denver, Sehte’s another daughter left the premise No.124 to seek the help of her former teacher Lady Jones. In the end the ghost is driven by the black community and Sethe’s new life begins...

Morrison posted many novels in her lifetime. Of these works, Sula, The Bluest Eyes, Song of Solomon and Beloved were more famous. Her novels were well-known for their epic themes, vivid dialogue and richly detailed black characters...

Among her novels, self-searching is the most significant theme. On the one hand, the Black aspires to join American main trend society. On the other hand, they hope to retain their traditional culture. Therefore, the Blacks are always suffer...

Tony Morrison was born in 1931 and she was a prominent Afro-American writer of the 20th century. She has gained world-wide reputation as one of the best novelists in the history of American literature. She received the Nobel Prize for litera...

By now, she has already published six novels. Sula creates a black woman with distinctive peculiar personalities and rebellious spirit. It raises the question that how black women can get out of the racial discrimination and sexual discrimin...

Tony Morrison is the only Afro-American woman writer who wins the Nobel Prize for literature. It confirms her renown and makes her one of the most influential writers in American history. Beloved is one of her best-known works. Since the pub...

It mainly analyzes Sethe’s infanticide and presents what prompts her to kill her baby. Sethe is constantly exposed to the traumas under the oppression of slavery, racism and sexism, and her infanticide indicates her self-consciousness and...